Questions
About Storm Bluestone
Is the coping the same color as the Storm Bluestone pavers?
They are the same named stone, but the coping is described as deep blue-charcoal while the pavers are listed as blue-gray. Natural stone varies, so look at samples of both together before you finalize the deck.
How are corners handled with a one-side bullnose?
Because the bullnose runs along one 24 in side, outside and inside corners typically need to be cut and fitted on site. Talk with your installer about how they plan to finish corners and curves before ordering quantities.
Is dark coping comfortable in St. George?
Darker stone generally absorbs more heat than lighter stone, so a blue-charcoal edge can get warm in direct desert sun. Shade or a lighter coping may be worth considering for fully exposed pools.
Does it work for mountain homes?
Blue-charcoal stone sits well with timber, steel and glass on mountain-modern homes in Park City or Heber. For freeze-thaw sites, confirm setting method, drainage and sealing with your installer before ordering.
Service areas
Available for projects across Utah
Order through our Draper & Payson showroom (by appointment) for projects in:
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